Palestinian ambassador to Morocco slams Israeli raids

Palestinian ambassador to Morocco, Abu Marwane, on Thursday slammed the "Zionist blitzes targeting unarmed Palestinians."

The Israeli acts are meant to torpedo the accords and impose the fait accompli policy, said Abu Marwan in a statement to the Moroccan first TV channel RTM.

The Palestinians have national rights, in accordance with the international legality, and these rights cannot be subject to blackmail, said the diplomat, underlining that the Israeli aggression will never prevent the Palestinian people from defending their legitimate rights.

Abu Marwan further noted that Palestinian security forces were instructed to defend themselves and protect the unarmed civilians.

The ambassador, who called on Arab leaders to hold the soonest a summit, said the Palestinians accepted to conclude peace accords with Israeli only after the 1982 Arab summit adopted a resolution on the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the territories occupied in 1967 and the return of Palestinian refugees.

He also urged the United Nations Security Council to form an international force that will see to the implementation of international resolutions and an international investigation commission to determine those responsible for the violence in the Palestinian territories.